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Native American Monuments of Missouri: A History & Guide

Native American Monuments of Missouri: A History & Guide

Paperback

Series: History & Guide

Native American HistoryMidwestRegional: Midwest

Publisher Price: $24.99

ISBN10: 1467171735
ISBN13: 9781467171731
Publisher: History Press
Published: Jun 9 2026
Pages: 208
Weight: 0.75
Height: 0.60 Width: 6.00 Depth: 8.90
Language: English

Take a trip back through 10,000 years of Missouri history.

Wherever you live in the Show-Me State, chances are good that someone was there thousands of years before--a member of one of the many ancient civilizations that called Missouri home. These include the Hopewells, who built large towns throughout the Kansas City area; the Mississippians, who built cities with towering pyramids and large plazas along that great river, especially around St. Louis (nicknamed Mound City for that reason in the early nineteenth century) and the Bootheel; the Oneontas, who built massive hilltop enclosures along the Missouri River in central Missouri; the Niúachis (Missourias), for whom the state is named; the Osages and Illiniweks (Illinois), who lived in towns in southwest and northeast Missouri; and the artists who carved marvels in stone at Thousand Hills and Washington State Parks, all of which you can see today, absolutely free.

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